i used to go to fort lee was the bad because if it was the way that these men from the village are headed for the case to hunt for bats. the meat is considered a delicacy by many in this part of kenya. despite the objections of conservationists that we've been eating bad meat for generations. if we can't find any vegetables, we go up to the caves just like our ancestors did that meat pretty often. it's easier to find the chicken in this is that it will come first, the hunters cut branches like these to catch the bats then they cut off the long thorns near the bottom of the branch so they can hold on to it. the forms on top will be used to trap the bats. the vegetation becomes more dense as we approach the caves of which i did this and it's to their credit it's you see is continuing to do it over and over from that kid to id. i think if the kids who were you like it did, some of the men dive into a pool in the cave to scare the bats from the animals fly outside. the hunters are waiting there to catch them. free. usually we use the branches to chase the bats around, and then their wings get

or fauci: fort lee's five six hours after the injection, i didn't feel anything at all. less then the flu vaccine. then late afternoon, early evening, i started to get a little bit of an ache. really nothing to distract or bother me, but just something that when i press on it you could actually feel it. i had a good night sleep last night. i didn't get a lot of muscle aches or anything. i felt something different, like there was something going on, a be a little warm, a little flushed. i woke up this morning, i feel perfectly fine, the only thing i have now is, where the injection site is is still a little sore. when i say sore, i mean not distractingly sore, just baseline, borderline. >> if there are side effects, how quickly would they kick in? dr. fauci: they usually occur within the first 12 hours and last 24 and at the most, 36 hours. it is extremely unusual for someone to have something beyond 36-48 hours. >> you said in getting your inoculation, you are a physician treating patients, and you wanted to represent to people that this is truly safe and you don't have

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on florida's west coast in fort myers and lee county, they decided to just open it up and first come first serve if you're 65 or older, you can indeed line up and get it. people are waiting more than eight hours. there's a lot of come plaunplai there. florida has 21 million residents, 20% are 65 and over so you get the idea of why there's so much anxiety to try to get this when it's available, but then geagain it's not available. >> kerry, what changes about this situation in the weeks to come >> reporter: it's really a matter of empowering the local health departments to get the vaccine out to the right people. you gave the numbers at the beginning. why is it that there is so much vaccine that has been shipped and so little of it has been injected i got to tell you, i've been to some hospitals where i saw health care workers getting injected and i was kind of surprised. i expected it would be a line of people as far as i could see getting the injections there were periods during the day where two or three people came in and got a shot and then like lulled. i don't quite understand t

fort from example? >> is security a concern? senator lee: yes. to my knowledge, sir. senator lee: thank you very uch, i think my time has expired. >> one final question that relates to what senator lee was asking about, he raises a really point about this huge gap in capability for coverage of protecting american sovereignty. isn't that one of the reasons the president put the memo out on the issue of, if you're not to build, which creates some legal challenges at least right now under current law, to we're and that's what looking at doing right now, potential medium ice breakers from finland as one option. is that correct? >> there have been several vessels alluded to. sullivan: but to at least bridge that gap until we can build our own? general strategy that we've been exploring as a result of the president's memo. senator sullivan: do you think it makes sense? >> to a degree it does. do want to state. these vessels, i've been around -- various commercialized breakers, if you and they are not to military design with regards to to unications, with regards damage cont

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fort myers in florida. lovely to have you join us. you have been covering the roll—out of the vaccination procedure across lee cou nty vaccination procedureecause what we have seen as it has been far from straightforward. yes, thank you for having me. so, basically, when the governor announced that people over the age of 65 would be included in this role outcome of the county said, ok, it's first come first serve. so that led toa first come first serve. so that led to a lot of people coming out to these locations, some 2a hours in advance, as you said, they brought their lawn chairs, they brought things to read, just to sit there in order to get the vaccine as one of the first people getting the vaccine. and surrounding counties have now started doing appointment services or have now started doing appointment services 01’ even have now started doing appointment services or even drive—through services or even drive—through services and appointments are just getting filled up extremely quickly. here in lee county, they are still working out logistics. i spoke to people online who said they wish they didn't have to do it this way, but they t

lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a man and his dog are safe tonight. they were rescued by san francisco firefighters after getting stuck 100 feet down a cliff at fort funstonfirefighters rappeled town that steep cliff and pulled them to safety. the man and dog were not injured. it's unclear, though, how they got stuck. >>> all righty. we're taking a look at the weather. we have some rain to talk about. it's not -- wish we would have got some earlier this week. here is how it looks. i'm going to start with the lied, which is the chances of rain. so this is this evening. you see the clouds coming up from the south. this is the long-range model. so the resolution is a little clunky, but the timing will give you an idea what is going on. tomorrow is about clouds, right? and then you get thursday night into friday morning, and there is it is, 7:00 a.m., shower goes through. resolution, just get the idea, it's going to be wet most of the day on friday. and then we get a little break on saturday. >> and then this bad boy swings through on sunday morning, sunday afternoon, and then we get another break, and this guy tees up late into next week, and that looks like

getting some breaking news that lee louisiana congressman elect has died of covid, according to politico. he was 41 years old, from the republican party. the congressman-elect fortsional district. he hadunced december 18 been diagnosed positive for covid-19. we understand he died of complications from the coronavirus at age 41. a check on the markets here. we haven't seen the nikkei retreating from those 1990 highs , but a lot of people had been saying it was looking overbought. elsewhere you are seeing more momentum in some markets. hong kong looking solid. korea and taiwan and records. asx 200 is retreating. seen the aussie hold at highs and the kiwi holding at april 2018 highs. nowaad: let's have a look at some of the first word news. having a look at the top u.s. infectious disease doctors saying he worries about a post-christmas infection surge. anthony fauci saying he hoped more people who been given a shot by now. elsewhere, the eu will take an additional 100 million doses of the fires -- of the pfizer biontech vaccine, with the --orted variant of the vies the nikkei news says saliva-based kits will be made available for march for about $20 plus shipping.